High-performance research computing at Clemson University is discovering answers to complex issues we didn’t even know existed a decade ago. The workhorse behind much of that problem-solving is one of the planet’s largest supercomputers: the Palmetto Cluster — at home in Clemson and at work in the world. 

Sports Illustrated partnered with Clemson University’s Social Media Listening Center to reveal insights using the school’s unique analytics software that will inform its social strategy and help augment its editorial content. The 2019 NFL Draft was the first initiative in the project. 

There are particular events that happen across our campus throughout the year that remind us exactly why acts of philanthropy and the generosity of your time, talent and treasures are so important. During our Week of Gratitude event, students wrote more than 700 thank you notes to Clemson donors. 

Registration is now open for the 2019 Golden Tiger Reunion! The Golden Tiger Reunion is an annual event intended to serve as a celebration for the 50th anniversary class as well as the class reunion for all classes who have already been inducted as Golden Tigers in years past.

When people talk about a “living classroom,” Bessie Hanahan’s house in Charleston’s South Broad neighborhood has been exactly that to Historic Preservation graduate students the past few years. Her generous pledge will create the “Hazel Claire Efird, Katharine Shephard Sullivan, and Mary Elizabeth Simpson Hanahan Fellowship Endowment,” which will provide graduate fellowships to students.

President Jim Clements and members of the President’s Commission on the Status of Women honored three faculty and staff for their exemplary service to Clemson University. The awards were created to recognize those who have made outstanding contributions to improving the status of women.

IPTAY announced that MLB player Brad Miller has made a significant gift to the Clemson baseball program. His gift will help fund the renovation of the player-development facility at Doug Kingsmore Stadium, specifically the instruction and technology for hitting.

The Gutshaws, of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, are putting their collective power behind Clemson University through the establishment of the Kenneth John Gutshaw, Jr., (Class of ’72) and Laurie B. Gutshaw Annual FIRST Grant-In-Aid Endowment – providing support for first-generation college students at Clemson.

For the third year in a row, Clemson Master in Architecture students have been recognized by the American Institute of Architects Committee on the Environment (AIA COTE). Each year, the COTE Top Ten for Students competition celebrates sustainable design excellence, and this year Clemson students produced two of the 10 winning proposals from across the country.